True Crime +1 Tuesday

An artists' manger from Brooklyn sues a young singer for an unpaid loan to help further her music career.

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

Real-life small-claims cases on issues affecting family life, presided over by outspoken former New York judge Judy Sheindlin

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Admittedly angry that her ex-lover missed the birth of their daughter, a teen mother denies vandalizing his car soon after.

A young man approaches the bench to show the Judge a scar allegedly caused by his teenage girlfriend biting him during a dispute over a DVD.

A 6-year old is rushed to the ER after tripping on a pipe at a wedding. Eight stitches to the face later, his mom sues for damages.

A woman claims her mother is only suing her for car payments because she reconciled with the incarcerated father of her son.

When a homeowner sees the 'illegal renovations' her rent-to-own tenants have made, she immediately sets in motion a plan to evict them.

Judge Judy admits that she was once the owner of six cats as she chastises a pet owner for letting her felines harass a neighbour.

An unlicensed driver takes a £10,000 chunk out of her school when she crashes a friend's truck into it.

A woman finances her ex-lover's dreams by buying him a camper and an ATV but demands payback after they break up.

An evening of tequila drinking evolves into a reckless car ride that ends with an alleged collision.

Squirrels in an attic, trash in the basement and tenant identity confusion come into play when a woman sues her landlord.

A landscaper is accused of vandalising a woman's yard after a dispute over finances.

A landlord is accused of being abusive to his girlfriend and his dogs; he is sued by a former tenant for the return of rent.

A snow-cone shop owner turns investigator to track down skateboarders who used his storefront as a skateboard park.

Teenage sisters are accused of vandalizing a car; their father claims they lied to him about the incident.

A woman accuses her ex of punching her in the face and claims he forgave a debt because she promised not to call the police on him.

A teacher sues her former student for the value of a tablet computer that was stolen and damaged; the teenager denies all charges.

A man confesses that he was driving his sister's car when it was destroyed but says he's not to blame because it's not his car.

Accused of lying about the paternity of her child and of vandalizing her ex-lover's car, a woman countersues for false arrest.

A man, who admits to skipping out on over £5,000 in home payments, sues his landlord for invasion of privacy and harassment.

An Australian Dingo dog is accused of mauling a woman's beloved miniature Shepard; the illegality of owning a Dingo comes into play.

A teenager and a young nanny butt heads about a trip to Alaska; the nanny allegedly takes off and is accused of damaging the family car.

A car flipper looking for a deal claims the father and son owners of an auto body shop came after him with a pipe and knocked him to the ground.

When the family of Shalisa O'Dell find her beaten to death, police look at her boyfriend and ex as suspects. But, as they uncover more about Shalisa, the suspect list grows.

An arrogant Bournemouth hotelier called Peter Taylor gets away with murdering his wife in 1982, but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law nine years later, his luck runs out

Marlene Warren answered the door to find a clown handing her balloons and flowers. In an instant, she was shot dead while her 21-year-old son looked on.

A drought at a French lake reveals a sunken Toyota holding the body of a UK expat who's been missing for two years. Her controlling husband becomes the police's prime suspect.

Examining the murder of Jamie Bulger, and questioning whether either of the two perpetrators would have committed the crime without the other

Divorcee Loretta Bowersock doesn't realise the inventor she's fallen for is conning her out of all her money

Marlene Warren answered the door to find a clown handing her balloons and flowers. In an instant, she was shot dead while her 21-year-old son looked on.

A drought at a French lake reveals a sunken Toyota holding the body of a UK expat who's been missing for two years. Her controlling husband becomes the police's prime suspect.

An arrogant Bournemouth hotelier called Peter Taylor gets away with murdering his wife in 1982, but when he conspires to kill his son-in-law nine years later, his luck runs out

Squirrels in an attic, trash in the basement and tenant identity confusion come into play when a woman sues her landlord.

A landscaper is accused of vandalising a woman's yard after a dispute over finances.

A landlord is accused of being abusive to his girlfriend and his dogs; he is sued by a former tenant for the return of rent.

A snow-cone shop owner turns investigator to track down skateboarders who used his storefront as a skateboard park.

Teenage sisters are accused of vandalizing a car; their father claims they lied to him about the incident.

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